Sentence examples similar to eclipsed forecasts from inspiring English sources
Both the sales and earnings figures eclipsed the forecasts of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters, who had predicted earnings, excluding charges, of 27 cents and revenue of $14.27 billion.
P14 Publicis buoyant as it eclipses sales forecast.
Google Flu Trends, for example, provides real-time geographically specific estimates of influenza-like searches in the US, with forecasts eclipsing the timeliness of other modern surveillance (http://www.google.org/flutrends).org/flutrends
There's an atmosphere here that encourages people to take risks". And even with such doom and gloom eclipsing the economic forecast, Lina Stevens doesn't expect the Stanford community to watch as opportunities pass by.
We will show that, while the number of forecasts we generate with Tumblr is eclipsed by Twitter, much information about future civil unrest is in fact present and easily retrievable from Tumblr.
Their initial forecast of two rate hikes has been eclipsed with the Fed on track to deliver four.
"The cost of flying airplanes across the sky has eclipsed the ability to support it at many communities," he said in a recent forecast.
The new figure eclipsed December's rate of 1,281 percent and cast fresh doubt on the government's forecast that inflation would decline to 400percentt by year's end.
Last week, Nokia, which once dominated the global market but has since been eclipsed by the likes of Apple, warned that phone sales in the second quarter would come in sharply below forecast.
I nearly eclipsed myself.
